On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 05:41:14PM +0200, Reiner Herrmann wrote:
> And I think being able to change the URL is a significant functionality
> for a browser.
It is true, but I think it is an option still. For unusual installations
(kiosk mode) you can just run surf with an URL as an argument and it
will work just fine.
> But on the other hand, Recommends is stronger than I remembered ("all
> but unusual installations."), so downgrading it to Recommends should be
> fine. Thanks for the reminder.
Yes, it will be installed by default even as a recommended dependency.
> By the way dmenu is hardcoded in surf, so you can't easily replace it
> with another launcher like rofi. And unfortunately there is also no
> common launcher interface like with terminal emulators...
Well, in my case, /usr/bin/dmenu is a symlink to /usr/bin/rofi. And it
works in surf. Or you can write a simple one-line script in
/usr/bin/dmenu, like `zenity --entry`. Will work on ctrl+g too.
